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Dallas woman indicted in college financial aid scam
A North Texas woman has been charged with scamming six schools by getting thousands of dollars in financial aid and not completing any online courses.
NMSU to present free workshops on starting a food business
Thinking about opening a commercial food processing company, but not sure about the food safety regulations? New Mexico State University has the answers to many of your questions.
City grants De La Vega's small brewer's liquor license
In particular, the specialty beer for the Las Cruces restaurant just got wider distribution as the Las Cruces City Council unanimously approved the issuance of a small brewer's liquor license at Monday's council meeting, at City Hall.
NMSU to host Windmill tech workshop
There are thousands of windmills, pumping water for ranchers and others all across New Mexico.
Summer camp options abound for students, adults
Joseph Vasquez-Murillo is all smiles as he wades in the cool water with camp counselor Kandy De La Cruz at the New Mexico State University Natatorium as he participated in last year s Survivor Camp for hearing-impaired children.
Carruthers begins preparations to become next NMSU president
There's meeting with New Mexico State University deans and Faculty Senate leaders, plus talking with university lawyers and student groups - and don't forget regularly gleaning insight from Interim President Manuel Pacheco, usually in 1.5-hour increments.
Nearly 1,300 Las Cruces seniors graduate in Saturday ceremonies
Nearly 1,300 graduates from Las Cruces' three largest high schools walked the stage Saturday, saying good-bye to their high school days and setting their sights on what's to come.
A New Mexico State University mechanical engineering student died in a fatal car crash on U.S. 180 Thursday morning.
'Superhot' peppers find spicy niche
Movement expected about the same as the 99 units shipped the week of May 6. Trading bunched active, crown cut fairly active.
Southwest drought cuts onion sizing, but not volume
The prolonged drought in the Southwest is beginning to affect New Mexican onion crops by concentrating salt in ground water.
Public Relations Association of SW announces scholarship winners
Emilee Cantrell and Priscila Chavez each received a $1,000 check from association board member Eli Garcia and El Paso Mayor John Cook on Thursday during the association's monthly luncheon.
Mesa View Middle School choir students win in Salt Lake City
Mesa View Middle School seventh-grader Kaitlyn Nelson, 13, sings during a choir class talent show on Wednesday, May 15, 2013.
NNDB has added thousands of bibliographies for people, organizations, schools, and general topics, listing more than 50,000 books and 120,000 other kinds of references.
From seed to sprout: NMSU's chile breeding program develops seeds for growers, hobbyists
NMSU s Chile Pepper Institute has sold more than 750,000 seeds since its inception, which translates to countless chile peppers now growing around the world.NMSU s Chile Pepper Institute has sold more than 750,000 seeds since its inception, which translates to countless chile peppers now growing around the world.
The U.S. Army Soldier Show dazzles at NMSU
New Mexico Army National Guard Sgt. Quentin Dorn of Albuquerque performs his own rap lyrics to the beat of "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore on Wednesday during the 2013 U.S. Army Soldier Show at Atkinson Recital Hall at New Mexico State University.
From bishop's lips to God's ear: Mesilla Valley crops receive annual blessing
Led by Las Cruces' new Catholic bishop, a procession of school children, parents and residents paraded past cows, goats, sheep, horses and canals Wednesday to offer agricultural blessings all around.
Rosa's Cantina ranked 6th on 'Must Visit Bars in America'
The place that inspired country singer/songwriter Marty Robbins was recognized as one of the top 10 "Must Visit Bars in America." Rosa's Cantina, at 3454 Doniphan Drive, ranked sixth among bars from cities like Chicago, Las Vegas and Denver, according Bucket List Bars.
New Mexico Nursing Students Sue School Over Accreditation Issue
Dona Ana Community College is being sued by eight current and former nursing students over the school's failure last year to maintain national accreditation.
NMSU Regents ratify Carruthers' contract, 2013-2014 budget
LAS CRUCES New Mexico State University regents unanimously approved a contract with new President Garrey Carruthers and the 2013-2014 operating budget Friday.
Why we should send student experiments to space
We have a launch date. On June 21, 2013, student experiments from Camino Real Middle School, La Academia De Delores Huerta and New Mexico State University will be among the five schools with experiments headed to space from Spaceport America.